Student Accommodations in 

Newcastle City Centre, Newcastle Upon Tyne

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Garth Heads offers the best accommodation for a reasonable price of AU$ 182/week while providing you with a decent range of facilities. 

Several factors decide student accommodation rent, and location is one of the essential aspects. The accommodation price here can range between £72-£227/week.

This depends on the property you rent, but most of our student properties in Newcastle City Centre have bills included, so you'll only have to pay the rent and nothing else. The bills include WiFi and other facilities such as a gym, gaming room, cinema room, and other shared spaces. For more information, get in touch with our team of experts. 

Yes, students who book early often get good discounts and pay much less rent for their accommodation. You can also leverage the discounts and cashback from group bookings.

Finding student accommodation in Newcastle City Centre is easy but demanding because of being the heart of the city. But with amber students finding a perfect accommodation becomes easy. Amber student provides uber service with affordable student accommodations. This locality offers any student housing you require, such as ensuites, non-ensuites, studios, apartments closer to the universities or cute cafes or clubs. This locality has many notable universities in and outside its vicinity. Some universities are INTO Newcastle University, Northumbria University, and others. 

The highest level of student comfort was taken into consideration when the student housings were being constructed. You can find comfortable and affordable accommodations in this city centre with all the necessary facilities imbibed. From luxury to cost-effective, amber provides it with all. Some of the amber student recommended student housings are Garth Heads, Leazes Parade, Step House and Manor Bank.

It is a cultural and commercial hub of North East England. This locality is an amalgamation of culture, history and vibrant lifestyle. It is also officially known as Newcastle upon Tyne because it is situated on River Tyne’s northwestern bank. It attracts football fans and students worldwide because Newcastle United Football Club is based in Newcastle upon Tyne. It is one of Britain's most recognisable cities, well known for its industrial past, eponymous brown ale, vibrant nightlife, and distinctive regional "Geordie" dialect. Since it is situated in the heart of Newcastle city, it is bordered by many famous places such as Garth Heads, Quayside, Jesmond, South Bank, Leeds City Centre and many more. The city centre is filled with art, culture and entertainment. The city of Newcastle hosts a growing number of 10,000 international students flying in for their higher education. In terms of desirability, Newcastle Upon Tyne is ranked 58th globally, consistent with its excellent level of living. There is no shortage of cutting-edge universities in the city of Newcastle. The universities provide excellent academia to their students.

Newcastle City Centre has many cosy and comfortable housing options for you to choose from. Some of them are mentioned below:

1.The Foundary

2.Knoll Court

3.Byron Central

4.Nido Stepney

5.Baker House

6.The Shield

Living away from your family can add a lot of expenses to your plate. But when you plan your student finances and budget properly, you can save your pocket from burning holes. The recommended estimate budget for your monthly expenses can be £800- £1,200, including your rent and other personal expenses. 

1.Food: £100-£180/month 

2.Gas and electricity: £50-£100/month 

3.Internet & mobile phone: £30-£50/month 

4.Dinner at a restaurant: £30-£90/week 

5.Laundry: £25-£40/week  

6.Stationery and Textbooks: £20-£30/week  

7.Clothing: £50-£75/month  

8.Travel (buses, trams, and trains): £90-£150/month 

Remember that the prices mentioned above are just estimates and that the actual prices may vary.

Being the heart of the city, the city centre is smartly well connected to the other areas of the city. Newcastle city has a well-equipped transportation system that smartly connects to all important local or regional parts. For your ease, we have listed some major means of transport you can use to commute.

1: Buses

Stagecoach Bus Services is the sole provider of bus services in Newcastle. More than 150 buses run continually on the streets and highways; thus, it's possible to see one in every location in the city.

2: Metro

In 1980, Tyne and Wear Metro, Britain’s first light rail system, was built in Newcastle. The city's largely suburban and subterranean rail network connects the City Centre to every neighbouring metropolitan borough. 

3: Taxi

The government of Newcastle has also made a local taxi system accessible to its citizens, allowing consumers to quickly order cabs via mobile apps. The best feature of Newcastle's taxi system is that average fares are far less expensive than in neighbouring UK regions.